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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
THE BONE AND THE BAFrLE.


The meeting came off as announced
on the evening of May 4, 1886. An
extra detail of police was on duty in
the Haymarket. Spies was the first
speaker. He was followed by Parsons
to whom succeeded Fielden, who was
speaking from wagon, when hun
dred and fifty police officers marched
through the crowd and halted near
the vehicle. Capt. Ward, addressing
the audience said: 81 order you un7 Z
der the laws of the State tc disperse. y
Immediately dynamite bomb was
thrown. Accompanied with dread
ful report it burst, its fragments strik-
ing thirty police officers to the ground.
The representatives of the law were
dszed by the bewilderlng horror OF
the moment. Then, rallying, they
opened fire from their revolvers. The
mob broke and We're shot down as they
ran. Sixty dead and wounded of the
anarchists lay near the rear of the
speakers wagon. In all, at least q
hundred anarchists were killed or in
jured, and sixty policemen, of whom
seven were martyrs to duty in the de
Tense of social order.
HUNTING THE CoNsPIRAToRs DowN.
The first of the anarchists arrested
were August Spies and Michael
SchWab, who were found the morning
after the tragedy, at the office of the
Arbeiter zeitung. The capture of
Adolph Fischer was the next reward
of official zeal and diligence George
Engel, Louis Ling, Oscar Neebe and
Rudolph Schnaubelt were also arrest
ed, and all, excepting Schnaubelt. i'm
Prisoned. Parsons, who had baked
all attempts to find him, appeared in
court on the first day of the trial. with
Captain Black, his attorney, and was
promptly placed under arrest.
At the end of six days considera-
ton the grand jury found uills Of in-
dictment against the nine men. men
toned. On june 21st the trial opened
before Judge Gary, in the Supreme
Court, Chicago, Capt. Black appear
ing for the accused, and State attor-
ney Grinnell representing the people
On August 10th Spies, Parsons, Fiei.
ding, schWab, Lingg. Engel, Fischer
and Neebe we're found guilty of mur-
der. After the verdict had been ren
dered the counsel for the condemned
men endeavored to secure new trial.
but this was denied on October 7th,
and on October 9th Spies. Parsons.
EI,ielding, T, sehwab, Lingg Engel and
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
What Senator Ransom Says.

Senator Mat. w. Ransom, the gen
| eral manager of North Carolina poll
tics, while in Washington for a few
hours recently, gave an interesting re
view of his obser vations during the
summer in the South. He said
81 do not think the South was evei
happier nor was it ever more prosper.
| Gus. | did not think when we all
surrendered 10 Gen. Grant st Appo.
mattox that / would ever live to see
such day Of entire harmony Of feel
ing and interest north and south. I
fought all [ could from lieutenant col
onel to major general IN the Confeder.
ate cause and know something of the
earnestness of our people TO sever
themselves from the union. At first
sectional feeling was strong, and was
aggravated and perpetuated for polit-
cal purposes. I presume the expert
ences of the country from 1860 to 1857
vas part of the disease which had tax
en- hold Of the body polite, but ]
think the condition one Of the proud-
est achievements OF our system of gov
ernment.
The southern people have now in
their midst the first President who has
visited their section to any extent
sinee the days Of Washington. That
is long time to be overlooked by our
chief magistrates. President Cieve
land will return to his duties with
nothing but pleasant memories of his
Journey through the south From
Missouri tosVirginia the people have
turned out Ell masse to bid him vel
come and have united ii giving him
not only sweeping receptions every
where, but taste of southern hospital
ity. This looks ike restored Union
as 1t did in the old days of struggle
tor independence in the war Of 1872
and in the campaigns in Mexico. The
south noE joins hands with the north
In conquests Of peace. No one can
foretell the future Of this country re-
united, with all the issues that divided
it dead and buried and people ming
ling from Texas to Maine, homogene-
ous in patriotism, interests and desti-
ny"
Turning to the supreme Judgeship
Senator Ransom, who was largely in
strumental in the appointment of Sen
ator Lamar into the cabinet, said:
Il have not changed my belief that
Secretary Lamar will fill the vacant
seat on the supreme bench. l think
we should have distinctively South
ern man among the membership of the
highest tribunal among the third CO.
ordinate branch of the government.
Some persons are disposed to criticize
Mr.. Lamar, but no more faithful off
Ger or sagacious counsellor ever filled
a cabinet place. No one ever ques-
toned his integrity, and no one ever
doubted his ability. He will make an
excellent jurist. Mr.. Lamar is also
the choice of the south in its entirety.
There are candidates from localities,
all able men. but none who. so fully
represent the wishes of the whole
southern people. | think there will
be no delay in his confirmation
The senator disclaimed any desire
to succeed to the secretaryship of the
interior. He prefers to remain where
he is, which he can do, and thus pro
long his public career in highly congo
nial duties.
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Bamptious Brother Kitchen.

We think Governor Scales ought to
have c,me to the Weldon Fair, unless
he was sick, handcufed, courting, or
attending marriage or q funeral
Scotland Meek Democrat.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17

Howard Cobb, the leather lungod,
fancy tongued, ring tail snorter at the
Acree Warehouse, Danyille, Va, il
still making things howl in prices at
the anne old stand. d.- We5sters Wcehl..
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17

Sdurance. He could frazzle out any
Republican Il the State on the stump.
Neither Saunders, Steadman, Clark.
bolt, Alexander, Carr, Gilner or any
other man m State could make as
strong canvass as Armfeld, while
either might and probably would
make as good a Governor. scotland
Neck Democroi.
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$3.50 For 80 Cents.

1t will pay every intelligent t.shor
and mother in the land, and every
lover of little children to carefully
read our "Trial Offer" on the second
page of this issue of The SHNrrNEL.
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CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.
BRIEF HISTORY OF rEEEER CRIME
AND ITS PUNISREIEENT.

4 The Courts agreed, the Majesty Of the
Law Has Reen yindicated and For
eign Anarchists Have Met Their
1ferited Doom.
Never in the history of America
has there been such g Tremendous on
a more blood thirsty crime than the
one committed IN Chicago on May 4th
1886, by the Anarchists who were
| hanged last Friday. The trouble first
began in strike of hundreds Of hands
in the big Mccormick Reaper Works
Company. Their places were filed
by "scabs ,-workmen not recognized
as such by the strikers.
On May 3rd twelve thousand, more
or less, workmen, chiefly of foreign
birth, and all wearing bits of red rib
bon IN their buttonholes, met in the
Blue Island Avenue. They were ad-
dressed by man who melted his
hearers TO take up arms against Nc
Cormick, and in behalf Of their wives
and children, whose bread was being
eaten by the families of 'sscabs'' en-
ployed in the places of the strikers.
lie was followed in similar strain by
Spies, whose speech was interrupted
by the "donging" of the great bell st
the Mccormick factory. The cry was
thereupon raised: "On to McCor-
mick's,' ard in few minutes every
window IN the front Of the building
was smashed. j force Of policemen
was hastily driven to the scene of riot.
Under provocation from the mob, the
officers fred, but, of purpose, too high
to hit. Then the anarchists attacked
the officers with sticks and stones. The
police, now reinforced, numbered
about hundred men Two of them
having fallen, their comrades fred in
to the howling crowd. The shots
were returned by such Of the mob as
had weapons, but the great body Of
rioters dispersed, leaving six Of their
number on the field Of conflict. It was
found that two policemen had been Sc
riously hurt. Eleven of the mob had
been arrested, Spies returned to his
office and wrote for his paper an arti-
Gle that appeared next morning and
was Of most violent character. The
" Revenge circular, also from the pen
OF spies, appeared the next day. It
was most bloody, vituperative and
fiendish, and called for wholesale nlur-
der. The widespread circulation of
this incendiary production was prompt
ly followed by the publication of this |
hand bill printed III big, red ~ pc:
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
ATTENTION. WoRKINeaRN.

Great mass meeting tonight 7:30
o'clock at the Haymarket, Randolph
street, between Desplaines and Halls
ted. Good speakers will be present to
denounce the latest atroc1ous acts of
the police-the shooting of cur fellow
workingmen yesterday afternoon.
THE EXECUTIVE CoaI.rIrrE =
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
Rev. DIR. Hahn r Rrooks nraoob,1

Rev. DR.. John r. Brooks preached
II Goldsboro last Sunday On s:Civil
Service Reform in Heaven" A friend
OF the Chronicle, upon reading the
SUBJECT OF the sermon, said that Civil
ServIce Reform night prevail in
Heaven, but as long as there are so
many hungry men anxious for Office,
1t will be long time getting strong
held IN these lower regions
Chronicle.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17
T0RLcco BOXES.

r AM PREPARED TO FURNISH MANU-
l. facturers with all sizes of boxes at rock bot
tom prices. Consult me for estimates before
placing your contracts. r. L. DABBS.
June 16, 1S87-tf
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17

The Greensboro North State is for a
good Democrat for United States SEN
ator. We congratulate it on this turn
into the right way. It may as we'll
shake off the dust Of the decayed
body of republicanism nov as at any
other time.-Neac: and Odserrer.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17

1t is reported that ex-Congresaman
4. n. Waddell, OF Wilmington, is an
aVowed candidate for Ransoms seat
in the United States Senate. l. is
well understood that Minister Jarvis
will press his claims for that position.
Charlotte Democrat.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17

Speaking of Hon. George Davis for
Governor, the Wilmington Bfessenqer
says that there is no Office in the Gilt
Of the people that he would not adorn
and that with his consent the Desnoc-
racy OF North Carolina would march
intrepidly On to the most brilliant VIC
tory It has ever won in all its glorious
history.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17

We see it stated that the Republi
cans OF this State are discussing the
feasibility Of nominating Hon. J. M.
Brewer member Of Congress from the
Fifth District for Governor next wear.
-GoLdsboro Arqss.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17

When doctors take what theT give and law
yer5 give what they take, GroVer Cleveland
viii again be elected President, but MT tiIi
then-'ScotEa,ld Neck Democrat.
IF brother Kitchin's first name ism +
Ephraiin, it ought to be. Did YOU
ever see such q Coined" man in your
life. Let him alone. 1t tbs converse
Of the argument is true, doctors and
lawyers will soon be in Il bad fix
Tobacco Plant.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17

Baltimore elected Latrope, Demo-
crat, mayor, by an increased majority.
1t was thought that the coalition of
the Republicans and reform Demo
Gratis would win. The registration
books were purged of dead and fraud
ulent voters, and as this decreased the
Republican vote, it looks as though
our people lost by that house cleaning
operation Greeesboro NORTH State,
ReD.
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EDITORIAL ETCHENGS FROM Ey-
ERYWEERE.

The Progressive Farmer leans to.
ward Capt. Sydenham B. Alexanaes$
Of Aieckienburg as the right man for
our next Governor.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-17

Mr.. D. e. McIver, who represented
Moore and Randolph in the Senate
branch OF the last legislature is men
toned by the Wilson Adva,scc for
State Auditor.
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@er 1T xrau @iusIptp ?

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mir einfa9 iaser, baB fe cine Dame 1T
bic es fiH lett 80 Sahren 3ur aufsabe mad.
te, Srauenfranfheiten, bauptiddlid aber
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fdenalters ale Srantenpfleaerin unb Nr,t
seianamelt, bat fe ben Soctbing Snrup
als b~eicnberes Mittel fir 3ahnenbe Sinber
juiammen8eiest. Dele Webiain BAT cine
ma9iide Wirfuns = Iie sibt Rube unb
@eiunbbeit unb erbdlt Offenen 2eib. Sn
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meltbernbmt 8etpcrben als W~cbltbdterin
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bat fe bic 8inber gu Danf perpHi&tet.
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bur4 bieien Wrtitel unterblia gemadt
unb mir finb aber3eust, baB bur4 beniel.
ben Touienbe bon Sinbern gerettet wurben
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GrfclS Sebrauden perben. Seine Wutter
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tpanbte. 8eriudt es allie Gables Viftpr
Nem 0crf. = gu p~erfaufen Bel allen
Oru9sifen. = 25 Gents bic Slai9e.
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Cine beftrafte alatf9ba5e.

Sn philadelphia 1T cine Grau Nas
mems 2ouiie @lberletu tpegen hires b0=
fen 2latf9mauls Dor bic @rano Ssurp
getommen. Grau @berIein f9eittt bic
&lati6erei gum. tpenigiten ipftematii6
unb NIT Metbobe betriebe1 au baben.
Sic phegte fi9 Nberbs an bic Sbiren
unb Genffer bon parterrelpobnungen
gu f6lei@en, bas DIR bi9t an Bic 5bar
ober an Die S9eiben 3u briiden unb 10
auf Nles gu lauf6en, tpas brinnert ges
fpro6en tuurbe. Das auf oiefe Meiie
grlauf6te pfegte fe banrt tpeiter au
trager, poour9 in Der Golge natiirli1
elm enblofer Glatf9, 6amilienawif ur6
Wa9barfeb6en obne gnbe er3eugt tDur.
ben. gnbli6 ertappte man bic gbers
lein als Mnfifterin ales ienes 3aufes
urb 9abers. Man bra1te bic Sadie
aar Mnaeige urb Der Diifricts. 6alfsa1s
malt &iuaee bra@te BET @ranb Surp bic
folgenbe Wntlage elm: vNom 81. SUM-
1886 an unb an iebem acknowledgement
Gage bis our @rbebung bieier Mnflage
bat f6 bic Mnseflaste, Grau 2ouiie
@berlein, bes 9ordens unb Weiterflats
f9ens (rEaves : dropping") i6ulbig
;gema6t. Mn ebem Der e~rtpGbnten
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tern, fotpie an ben aussuBs unb Bad.
rinne1 (yeayes") gebor9t unb bur9
oas Weiterf4leppen ienes erbor9ten
2latf6es fi9 dig cine gemeimsefdbrli DIE
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ben unb bic 9ube Der 8irger siefes
@emeintpefens beorobt un6 geft6rt
%tpurben."
Sas 0ergeben, befen bic Mngeflagte
bef1ulbigt wirb, 1T atpar i'm 8eiebe
borgeiebeu tporoen, ALIEN es lit fein
Gaa betannt, tn mel9em baielbe inMas
penbung gebra9t por6e1 tpdre.
Die 8rdnb Surp bat iebo1 in ri6tis
ger grtenntniB ber @emeingef6brlidfeit
fold zines profeiiionelen &latfdmouIs
bic Nnflage angenommen unb es 1T au
tpiini6en, bab bic tpiirbige Dame cine
geb0rig g~epfefferte Strafe auf5ebrummt
befommt. Sol6e Obrenbldier, Chr.
&latf6baien unb nun aar
bic anonpmen Briefffeler ftno gefdbrIis
der als Spibbuben unb ginbreder-
gegen bic man fi9 t~peni9ifens i9iiben
tann, uno es lam ni1ts f9aber, tuenn
an fol6 einem gemeingefdbrli9en Sub
iett eiimal elm grempel itatuirt pirb |
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@m. 9BHina s. Sphn.

uniere 9auptuabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas Gleii9, un6 INN iol1es frif9 uno
gut gu e%rlangen, fanr man ~l1nmDgli9
einen superldffigeren Marft finber, als
ben BON Wm. 6Df1ing & Sobn, @o.
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@ei9mad ibrer &un6en &e9nung ge=
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falte 2uftmaf9ine erri9tet, pel9e allen
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fernung i6dbli@er Sngrebien5en bes
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big in ibren 8iebb6fen einett groBen
8orratb BON Waftbieb, aug uel9em
muir bas Befte fir ibre Gunben getpdbIt
tDiro. Wer reel bebient iein min, ber
beiu@e ben Martt, So. 511
Nbenue =. 1,10t1i
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vYapa bats ~erlambt!"

uNapa bats erlambt!" 9ie an.
glo.amerifanii@en 8ldtter brinsen bic
9a6ri6t, baB Der 9eraog grnt II. BON
Sa9ien= @oburg @otba benz prinaen
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sefaaene Wabl sum Giiritsn bon Bull
garien an3unebmen, unter Der Gpibs
marie: "Papai is willing''-papa bats
erlaubt! Sn benielben 8ldtteru tonnte
man mod fiir5li6 alerlei tieffnnise 8e=
tra6tungen iber bic Nnuarti6aft bes
prin3en bon Edinburgh auf ben Sbron
bes fleinen aber i96nen tbirringii9en
0er5ogtbums lefen-eine Mnmartl9aft,
bic eben gar ni9t mbgli9 tpdre, pern
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bdtte. Sie @inbolung Der g~rlaubniB
bes 9eraogs BON Seiten beg = elmer
6ferrei9iiden Nebenlinie atgeb6rigen
Yrin5en Gerbinanb lit baber meter
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06ft9feitsbe5eugung stseniiber Dem
Tamilien.O berbaupt 9epeien.
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Sic Nenplation tn Satpati.

Was man f9on LANCE -ertuor!ete, 1T
enbll6 eingetroffeu. Sn 6onolulu,
Der 9auptitaot Der Sanbmi6s=S nieln,
1T cine Nebolution ausge5rp@en uno
&alafaua, Der &6nig bon 6apaii 1T
enttbront tpprben.
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tpege bon elmer grpBen omesitaniI9=
europdif6en 59norr=5 Sour b~egrifenen
&bnigim &apioIani, sebt es unaefdbr
umgefeDrt, mie weilanb Dem &6nig
Saul, Der %ausging, UNI einen @iel gu
iu6et unb babel elm G6nigrei9 fanD.
Gapiolani aog aus, um @eloer our
Mufre9terbaltung BON ibrem uno hires
@atten &6nigtbum gu iu9en unb bel
ibrer &idtebr finbet fe einen @leI tpie.
Der, ber 6ur6 feline tiiberli9e Birtbs
f6aft uno bur9 feline 8orIiebe fir Sen
Samaica : Stunt in3mif9en bas &6nig=
reid nerloren bat.
ueber ben 8erlauf bieler neueften
Staatsumpdlsung erfdbrt man iber
San Grancisco Jolgenbes: Nm 80.
Suti organiftrte ft6 cine groBe Bolts
r1enge in honolulu, 3og bor bas f6nig=
li9e S9loB unb ~berlangte ldrmenb ben
Stur5 beg Miniferiums urb bie Nb-
feBung bes &6nigs.
Sn Der Sofnung, nod @tpas fiir
fi6 ielb1 rettert gu f6nnen, tpiligte &az
lafauo, Der Beberri6er Der &anaten, in
bic erfere Gorberung Elm unb acceptirte
aud iofort elm ttetes Miniterium, beiz
Ten Namen ibm BON Der 8Dlfsmenge
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unb ionoers Mmerifaner, rdmli9 80. 8.
Green, premierminifter uno Minifer
beg Iusudrtigen, 8. u. Shornton, Mi=
nifter bes Snuern, @obfreD 8rotpu,
Ginan3=M iniffer, unb s. %. Nibforb,
General > Mnmalt. Man gyeift allo
tuobl-menn man bic 3uiammenfebuug
bieiss neuen Cabinets ttberblift = 1idt
febl, tpenr man bieie &ebolution als
bur9 frembe @inhife berborgerufen
anftebt.
&alafaua miQigte ni9t nur in bic
Mnnabme bieies tteuett Miniferiums,
fonoern er nabm aud ioglei9 cine neue
Gerfafuns an, bic i'm aud nod beg
lebtea &eftes BON Ma9t unb @infub
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fogar in bie9eraus3ablung einere umme
bon $4,000, bic fur Opiums3ble eimge>
laufen par, unb geifanb bamit aIfo
getpi1ermaBe1 e.n, baB CT fi9 bies @eIb
pi6erre6tli9 angeeignet babe.
Oie Witglieber bes alien Miniteris
inns, auf berea 9aupt fi6 Der Corn Der
BebDlferung tpegett ibrer elenben finanz
5ielen MiBmirtbi9aft ga1s beionbers
t%onaentrirt, finb berbaftet tporben, uub
man uirb nit bieien gr.WainiFeri1 pers
mutbli@ febr fur3en pro3eB MAIDEN, inz
BEN man iie binri9tet. Bis iebt 1T bic
gauge &~ebDlution BON 0amai obne BIuts
bergieBen bon Staten gegangeu, urb
atpar aug benz einfa9en @runbe, neil
f9 ben &eboluttondre1 aud ni9t Der
geringfte Wioerifatb entgegeniebte. 9ie
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baB es aud lei@t nod gu blutigen 3us
fammenft6Ben fontmen fam.
Ser 96nig 2aIafaua 1T iebt n
WirtIi6teit 9pn abgefebt,
feine formele M~bbantung 1T nur nod
cine Jrage Der 3eit.
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8ambertidbe ssabrifate.

bon 3eit gu 3eit Derben gefdbrli9e
Waaren angefertigt Inn oas publifum
gu betriieen, unb fe auf ben Namen uub
ben &uf bon Simmons Qtper >
Regulator gu berfaufen. Sn 5
iurittif6en Gntfdeibunsen finb BON ben
@ert6tsbofen gum S6ube bes pubIi=
fums uno aur unterbrfdung biefer Be.
triigereien GinbaltsbefebIe BON beidnbi.
ger @iltigteit erlaIIen tporben. Msan
butte fi6 Dor bieien fhdbli6en Sdus
i6un9en uno nebme muir Simmons 2iber.
3egnlator, hereitet bon s. 8. 3eilin i'm
tpetBen umf9lage NIT benz 9roBen ros
then 8 unb Dem M6rfer oarauf.
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aSaHeriprenset nit salaud,eu.

perionen, pel9e ft9 beim WaKer.
fprengen Der Solitude beoienen mol.
len, Rnb eriu6t. fi@ in unferer Office
bic n0tbise 2i3ens auf elm Sabr-am
|. Mai beginnenb 80 3u beri9ahen, 6o
fur fol9en WaRergebraru1 cine Spe.
5ialrate bere9net tpiro. Wer oiefer
Nuforberung ni6t na9tommt unb Bic
borsei6riebenen 8ebinsuusen ni6t ers
filt, lduft @efabr, baB ibm bic Wai=
fer3ufubr abgei@nitten tpirb.
Die @afertuerf 3umpaauie.
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California @eine.

@einliebbaber finben eth groBes So
get BON feinen California Weinen Bel
9errn s. s. @eper am MIamo
plaaa. 6err Meper fudt bic Weine
on Srt uno Stele aus utb fa,ft brett
aus benz Seller Ter Weinsh9ter. Mls
gutter 2enner gelingt es Inn ftets, Bic
beften Sorten ausaupdbIet. St fam
feline Runben uno Gamilier NIT einent
guten Sropfen nerfeben. &otb= unb
Weibmeine in boraiieli9er QuaIitdt
bon feBt ab $1.00 per Galone - fret
Ing 9aus 9eliefert.
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6. S. M2aaer.

POS Wef Com mereeHraBe,
bdlt elm groBes unb febr getpdbltes So
ger bon Sapeten, &ouIeaur,
Btlberrabmen unb 2eifeu,
unb ferner neben 3ei6menzM ateriaIien
aler Dirt. Garben unb Mnitrei=
der : M aterialien, Defenders
9ammers fertig gemtf9te
G~arben, bic beiten unb biligten i'm
Marfte, biz unter boiler @arantie per=
fault Derben. Sen r. unb g b e.
geIgIas unb arbere in bieies Sod
f9lagenbe Mrtitel; tporin Ser Mhler
bas gr6Bte 2ager i'm Meiten bes Staas
tes bat. N%uftrdge Gus BEN 2anbe tuer>
ben prompt ausgefabrt.
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@rebert geipro6sr. Ser grRsre toarbe
gu 6, Der Nn5ere gu 5idbriser 3u9te
bausfrafe perurtbeiIt.
9te 8erliner r@ermania" tbeilt
nit, baB cine fatboIii6e @efe1i9aft an
berf6iebenen Stelen Baldftina's 2an6
onfauft I'm barauf 8ilgerfiationen gu
errimten,
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.btuatbe Wt1mmer,

pelde ibre bole Mannestraft unb gIafisitdt
oeS Settles Dieoer gu erlansen piinfden, erbal.
ten unentseltIid G%usiunft iiber elm neues
eiIberabr pel9ss ftd bis iett in
leoem ein3eIaen Sale s~lanseno bewabrt bat.
BebanSlnns ebenfo einfa9 pte biqig. Seber
iein eisener Grst. Bun nebf anpeiiuna aur
9eiluns sratts. Man abreIire: NriDate
Glinic 8 DtSpenfarp, Is g. Sous
ffen Ctr, New Yurf, u. ..